管理研究实证方法msci2019面板数据分析9alda chapters14and15.pptxVIP

Judith D. Singer John B. Willett Harvard Graduate School of Education;Chapters 14 15: Fitting Cox regression models;Example for fitting Cox regression models;Towards a statistical model for continuous-time hazard:Sample functions by levels of PERSONAL;Towards a statistical model for cumulative hazard;Mapping the model onto sample log cumulative hazard functions (using +’s and ?’s to denote estimated subsample values);Taking antilogs to specify the Cox regression model in terms of cumulative hazard;Hazard function representation of the Cox regression model;Fitting the Cox regression model to data;;Interpreting hazard ratios in a fitted Cox regression model;Summarizing findings using risk scores:Summarizing the effects of several predictors simultaneously;Recovered survivor and cumulative hazard functions;Including time-varying predictors in a Cox regression model;Including TV non-reversible dichotomies in a Cox regression model: Data example;Interpreting the results of fitting Cox regression models with time-varying predictors;Might the effect of a predictor vary over TIME?;How might we detect a violation of the proportional hazards assumption?;Fitting non-proportional Cox regression models;“Time flies like an arrow; Fruit flies like a banana” Groucho Marx